Find source na replacement parameters in a string and perform replacement in another string










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I need a function that applies a certain rule to replace words in a string.



There are two variables:



  • v_imp_user_list - list of users delimited by pipe (example: JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD)

  • v_schema_remap_list - list of users that should be remapped (old value - new value, example: JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST)

The function should parse v_schema_remap_list variable and if the name of the first user (before dash, old value)
exist in v_imp_user_list then replace it with the second user (after dash, new value).



Example:



v_imp_user_list := 'JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD'



v_schema_remap_list := 'JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST'



Desired outcome:
GEORGE|PETER|MARK|USER_TEST



I have a solution which I will post but for some reason I don't like it and will appreciate any comment/review/better solution.










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    I need a function that applies a certain rule to replace words in a string.



    There are two variables:



    • v_imp_user_list - list of users delimited by pipe (example: JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD)

    • v_schema_remap_list - list of users that should be remapped (old value - new value, example: JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST)

    The function should parse v_schema_remap_list variable and if the name of the first user (before dash, old value)
    exist in v_imp_user_list then replace it with the second user (after dash, new value).



    Example:



    v_imp_user_list := 'JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD'



    v_schema_remap_list := 'JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST'



    Desired outcome:
    GEORGE|PETER|MARK|USER_TEST



    I have a solution which I will post but for some reason I don't like it and will appreciate any comment/review/better solution.










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      I need a function that applies a certain rule to replace words in a string.



      There are two variables:



      • v_imp_user_list - list of users delimited by pipe (example: JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD)

      • v_schema_remap_list - list of users that should be remapped (old value - new value, example: JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST)

      The function should parse v_schema_remap_list variable and if the name of the first user (before dash, old value)
      exist in v_imp_user_list then replace it with the second user (after dash, new value).



      Example:



      v_imp_user_list := 'JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD'



      v_schema_remap_list := 'JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST'



      Desired outcome:
      GEORGE|PETER|MARK|USER_TEST



      I have a solution which I will post but for some reason I don't like it and will appreciate any comment/review/better solution.










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      I need a function that applies a certain rule to replace words in a string.



      There are two variables:



      • v_imp_user_list - list of users delimited by pipe (example: JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD)

      • v_schema_remap_list - list of users that should be remapped (old value - new value, example: JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST)

      The function should parse v_schema_remap_list variable and if the name of the first user (before dash, old value)
      exist in v_imp_user_list then replace it with the second user (after dash, new value).



      Example:



      v_imp_user_list := 'JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD'



      v_schema_remap_list := 'JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST'



      Desired outcome:
      GEORGE|PETER|MARK|USER_TEST



      I have a solution which I will post but for some reason I don't like it and will appreciate any comment/review/better solution.







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          This function helps me to parse the v_schema_remap_list.



           -- extract nth occurence in a delimited string
          create or replace function f_find_str (
          source_string varchar2
          , occurence_outer number --occurence of the old-new pair
          , occurence_inner number --old/new value, enter 1 for old or 2 for new
          )
          return varchar2
          is
          v_aux varchar2(500);
          v_result varchar2(100);
          begin
          v_aux := ltrim(regexp_substr(',' || source_string, ',[^,]*', 1, occurence_outer),',');
          if occurence_inner = 1 then
          v_result := substr(v_aux, 1, instr(v_aux, '-')-1);
          elsif occurence_inner = 2 then
          v_result := substr(v_aux, instr(v_aux, '-')+1);
          end if;
          return v_result;
          end;
          /


          This anonymous block shows my solution (see the loop inside).



           declare
          v_schema_remap_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST';
          v_imp_user_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD';
          v_schema_remap_cnt number := nvl(regexp_count(v_schema_remap_list, '-'), 0);
          begin

          for i in 1..v_schema_remap_cnt
          loop
          v_imp_user_list := replace(
          v_imp_user_list||'|',
          f_find_str (
          source_string => v_schema_remap_list
          , occurence_outer => i
          , occurence_inner => 1
          )||'|',
          f_find_str (
          source_string => v_schema_remap_list
          , occurence_outer => i
          , occurence_inner => 2
          )||'|'
          );
          v_imp_user_list := rtrim(v_imp_user_list, '|');
          end loop;
          dbms_output.put_line(v_imp_user_list); --test output
          end;
          /





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            This function helps me to parse the v_schema_remap_list.



             -- extract nth occurence in a delimited string
            create or replace function f_find_str (
            source_string varchar2
            , occurence_outer number --occurence of the old-new pair
            , occurence_inner number --old/new value, enter 1 for old or 2 for new
            )
            return varchar2
            is
            v_aux varchar2(500);
            v_result varchar2(100);
            begin
            v_aux := ltrim(regexp_substr(',' || source_string, ',[^,]*', 1, occurence_outer),',');
            if occurence_inner = 1 then
            v_result := substr(v_aux, 1, instr(v_aux, '-')-1);
            elsif occurence_inner = 2 then
            v_result := substr(v_aux, instr(v_aux, '-')+1);
            end if;
            return v_result;
            end;
            /


            This anonymous block shows my solution (see the loop inside).



             declare
            v_schema_remap_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST';
            v_imp_user_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD';
            v_schema_remap_cnt number := nvl(regexp_count(v_schema_remap_list, '-'), 0);
            begin

            for i in 1..v_schema_remap_cnt
            loop
            v_imp_user_list := replace(
            v_imp_user_list||'|',
            f_find_str (
            source_string => v_schema_remap_list
            , occurence_outer => i
            , occurence_inner => 1
            )||'|',
            f_find_str (
            source_string => v_schema_remap_list
            , occurence_outer => i
            , occurence_inner => 2
            )||'|'
            );
            v_imp_user_list := rtrim(v_imp_user_list, '|');
            end loop;
            dbms_output.put_line(v_imp_user_list); --test output
            end;
            /





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              This function helps me to parse the v_schema_remap_list.



               -- extract nth occurence in a delimited string
              create or replace function f_find_str (
              source_string varchar2
              , occurence_outer number --occurence of the old-new pair
              , occurence_inner number --old/new value, enter 1 for old or 2 for new
              )
              return varchar2
              is
              v_aux varchar2(500);
              v_result varchar2(100);
              begin
              v_aux := ltrim(regexp_substr(',' || source_string, ',[^,]*', 1, occurence_outer),',');
              if occurence_inner = 1 then
              v_result := substr(v_aux, 1, instr(v_aux, '-')-1);
              elsif occurence_inner = 2 then
              v_result := substr(v_aux, instr(v_aux, '-')+1);
              end if;
              return v_result;
              end;
              /


              This anonymous block shows my solution (see the loop inside).



               declare
              v_schema_remap_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST';
              v_imp_user_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD';
              v_schema_remap_cnt number := nvl(regexp_count(v_schema_remap_list, '-'), 0);
              begin

              for i in 1..v_schema_remap_cnt
              loop
              v_imp_user_list := replace(
              v_imp_user_list||'|',
              f_find_str (
              source_string => v_schema_remap_list
              , occurence_outer => i
              , occurence_inner => 1
              )||'|',
              f_find_str (
              source_string => v_schema_remap_list
              , occurence_outer => i
              , occurence_inner => 2
              )||'|'
              );
              v_imp_user_list := rtrim(v_imp_user_list, '|');
              end loop;
              dbms_output.put_line(v_imp_user_list); --test output
              end;
              /





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                This function helps me to parse the v_schema_remap_list.



                 -- extract nth occurence in a delimited string
                create or replace function f_find_str (
                source_string varchar2
                , occurence_outer number --occurence of the old-new pair
                , occurence_inner number --old/new value, enter 1 for old or 2 for new
                )
                return varchar2
                is
                v_aux varchar2(500);
                v_result varchar2(100);
                begin
                v_aux := ltrim(regexp_substr(',' || source_string, ',[^,]*', 1, occurence_outer),',');
                if occurence_inner = 1 then
                v_result := substr(v_aux, 1, instr(v_aux, '-')-1);
                elsif occurence_inner = 2 then
                v_result := substr(v_aux, instr(v_aux, '-')+1);
                end if;
                return v_result;
                end;
                /


                This anonymous block shows my solution (see the loop inside).



                 declare
                v_schema_remap_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST';
                v_imp_user_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD';
                v_schema_remap_cnt number := nvl(regexp_count(v_schema_remap_list, '-'), 0);
                begin

                for i in 1..v_schema_remap_cnt
                loop
                v_imp_user_list := replace(
                v_imp_user_list||'|',
                f_find_str (
                source_string => v_schema_remap_list
                , occurence_outer => i
                , occurence_inner => 1
                )||'|',
                f_find_str (
                source_string => v_schema_remap_list
                , occurence_outer => i
                , occurence_inner => 2
                )||'|'
                );
                v_imp_user_list := rtrim(v_imp_user_list, '|');
                end loop;
                dbms_output.put_line(v_imp_user_list); --test output
                end;
                /





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                This function helps me to parse the v_schema_remap_list.



                 -- extract nth occurence in a delimited string
                create or replace function f_find_str (
                source_string varchar2
                , occurence_outer number --occurence of the old-new pair
                , occurence_inner number --old/new value, enter 1 for old or 2 for new
                )
                return varchar2
                is
                v_aux varchar2(500);
                v_result varchar2(100);
                begin
                v_aux := ltrim(regexp_substr(',' || source_string, ',[^,]*', 1, occurence_outer),',');
                if occurence_inner = 1 then
                v_result := substr(v_aux, 1, instr(v_aux, '-')-1);
                elsif occurence_inner = 2 then
                v_result := substr(v_aux, instr(v_aux, '-')+1);
                end if;
                return v_result;
                end;
                /


                This anonymous block shows my solution (see the loop inside).



                 declare
                v_schema_remap_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN-GEORGE,USER_PROD-USER_TEST';
                v_imp_user_list varchar2(1000) := 'JOHN|PETER|MARK|USER_PROD';
                v_schema_remap_cnt number := nvl(regexp_count(v_schema_remap_list, '-'), 0);
                begin

                for i in 1..v_schema_remap_cnt
                loop
                v_imp_user_list := replace(
                v_imp_user_list||'|',
                f_find_str (
                source_string => v_schema_remap_list
                , occurence_outer => i
                , occurence_inner => 1
                )||'|',
                f_find_str (
                source_string => v_schema_remap_list
                , occurence_outer => i
                , occurence_inner => 2
                )||'|'
                );
                v_imp_user_list := rtrim(v_imp_user_list, '|');
                end loop;
                dbms_output.put_line(v_imp_user_list); --test output
                end;
                /






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